Oct 1 2001 Kevin Siers Cartoon for 10/2/2001 Kevin Siers Cartoon for 10/2/2001 published October 1, 2001 by Kevin Siers politicalcartoons.com Sep 20 2001 Sep 19 2001 Sep 18 2001 Sep 16 2001 Sep 13 2001 Sep 12 2001 Sep 10 2001 Sep 6 2001 Sep 4 2001 Topics Topics & Tags COMMENTS Discuss on Facebook Facebook Discussion Discuss on Disqus Kevin Siers's Archive More Cartoons By Kevin Siers Sep 20 2001 Sep 19 2001 Sep 18 2001 Sep 16 2001 Sep 13 2001 Sep 12 2001 Sep 10 2001 Sep 6 2001 Sep 4 2001 Archives Kevin Siers Kevin Siers is the staff cartoonist for The Charlotte Observer. Daily Newsletter Sign up for FREE! Get Cartoons Daily! Sign up for our free daily newsletter by entering your email and clicking on subscribe. Subscribe More Cagle Columnists Deregulating the cruise ships by Michael Reagan It almost seems like the CDC wants to sink cruise ships. Since the start of its war against COVID-19 the CDC – everyone's favorite public health care bureaucracy – has been torpedoing the cruise ship industry with unnecessarily strict regul ... About the GOP’s historical amnesia on voting rights by John L. Micek If you get into an argument with a Republican about the GOP’s lamentable support for voting rights and its fractured relationship with Black Americans, it won’t be long before your rhetorical sparring partner bellows “Robert Byrd” at you ... Does the president really know what he’s saying? by Rich Manieri Misspeaking requires some knowledge of what you’re saying. For example, if you meant to order a Diet Coke but ordered a regular Coke because you didn’t specify “diet,” you would have realized, either at that moment or, when you took your ...
Deregulating the cruise ships by Michael Reagan It almost seems like the CDC wants to sink cruise ships. Since the start of its war against COVID-19 the CDC – everyone's favorite public health care bureaucracy – has been torpedoing the cruise ship industry with unnecessarily strict regul ...
About the GOP’s historical amnesia on voting rights by John L. Micek If you get into an argument with a Republican about the GOP’s lamentable support for voting rights and its fractured relationship with Black Americans, it won’t be long before your rhetorical sparring partner bellows “Robert Byrd” at you ...
Does the president really know what he’s saying? by Rich Manieri Misspeaking requires some knowledge of what you’re saying. For example, if you meant to order a Diet Coke but ordered a regular Coke because you didn’t specify “diet,” you would have realized, either at that moment or, when you took your ...
